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It’s no use” (231) Nathan has become overly possessed with his ambition to succeed that nothing can stop him. The “stone” represents a weapon which can not impenetrate Nathan’s beliefs. “It’s no use.” (231) The only way for her to escape is fleeing the country...
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However, she was very close to get her family out of Congo when she loses one of her child. Orleanna has to live with the burden of loosing a child. She is devastated and frustrated at herself for not trying enough.. Orleanna spends endless hours thinking of Ruth May and imagining what would have happened if they only left Congo sooner...
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